“Shelter Creek” In Northern Rush County

Located 5 miles straight east of Liebenthal on blacktop Avenue D, we are offering 301 acres of Rush County dirt up for grabs. The northern end of the property has Shelter Creek snaking through, creating tremendous wildlife terrain for deer and upland birds, with the brushy habitat and large, mature cottonwood trees and elms surrounding the creek bottom. This northern portion of the farm is approximately 55 acres and consists of overgrown pasture on both sides of the creek; this grass has not been grazed this year. Shelter Creek is holding water along with 2 small ponds on each side of the property. The farm sits only 2 miles from the Smoky Hill River basin, which is a major river system running through Kansas. Currently, there is an active CRP contract on the farm, while 245 Acres are enrolled through September 30, 2026. This program is paying $7,600 annually. Once CRP expires, a new landowner will be able to re-enroll or use the CRP as he wishes, whether for farming or grass. This farm is priced to sell and is a short 17 miles from Hays, with never having to get on a sanded road. With the location and access, this could also make a great spot for someone looking to build or expand on the current farm operation. Mineral rights and immediate possession will be included within the sale. Call one of the listing agents, Mitch Keeley or Adam Hann, for more details on this very nice Rush County half section.